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[ Agenda
About BMS Summary of BI system Project Objective Scope Migration Strategy Queries/Workbooks/Web Reports Migration - BI Security Overview of New Tools Whats New in BI 7.0? Project Plan, Resource Model and Partnership Testing Strategy Change Management and Training Lessons Learned Business Benefits
[ Introduction*
Company: Bristol-Myers Squibb Key Business: Biopharmaceuticals Employees: 30,000 Net Sales: $20.6 billion in 2008 Headquarters : New York City
Our Mission
to extend and enhance human life by providing the highestquality biopharmaceutical products.
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We Pledge
to our patients and customers, to our employees and partners, to our shareholders and neighbors, and to the world we serve to act on our belief that the priceless ingredient of every product is the honor and integrity of its maker.
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* Based on Bristol-Myers Squibb web site www.bms.com Real Experience. Real Advantage.
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Please visit www.bms.com/products for the Full Prescribing Information for all products listed above, including boxed WARNINGS for ABILIFY, ATRIPLA, Baraclude, and ERBITUX and boxed WARNINGS for AVAPRO and AVALIDE regarding use in pregnancy, and boxed WARNING for IXEMPRA regarding hepatic impairment.
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SAP BW customer since 2000 (version 2.0B) with large BI implementations Over 2,000 active users worldwide Current database size is about 9 Terabytes BMS uses SAP BI for reporting KPIs in following areas Balance Sheet and P&L Product P&L Management Reporting & Consolidation and Close Reporting
Order-To-Cash (OTC)
Sales Reporting Accounts Receivable Order Management
Supply Chain
Worldwide Inventory at Batch/Site Level Delivery Performance Manufacture Planning & Demand Planning Cycle Time
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Improved set of reporting tools and enhanced security model Leveraged for Corporate Finance Transformation Ability to implement BI Accelerator (BIA)
Branding
Standardize on a global SAP BI template
Security migration to new Analysis Authorizations Security Model Proof of Concept for BI Accelerator (BIA)
Drastically improve report response times for existing applications Investment directly related to which business areas are addressed
Upgrade existing Crystal Enterprise 10 license to Business Objects XI and migrate existing Crystal Reports to BO XI
CE 10 out of support; introducing risk Crystal is SAPs new direction for formatted reporting due to BO acquisition
Data Warehouse Engineering Team Testing Shared Services (TSS) Global Learning & Development Team Security Team Basis Team Business Users for UAT & Training Support Team
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Microsoft .NET based Query Designer, Web Application Designer, Report Designer Web Analyzer to analyze ad-hoc queries and create views on various data providers Unicode Compliant Support Information Broadcasting Seamless Integration into portal, Visual Composer
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[ Migration Strategy
Identify active reports during blueprint System cleanup Decommission reports that are obsolete Understand the macros in workbooks before migration and check if the excel functions used in 3.x are supported in 7.0 Migrate the reports using phased approach By application area wise (Ex: Finance, Sales etc) Migrate queries first and then workbooks Not everything needs to be migrated Develop effective change management and training plan Benefits of phased approach
Simplified migration process Easy to manage Optimized business users time Transports will be smooth
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[ Query Migration
Open the BW 3.5 Query using the BI 7.0 Query designer Save the BEx Query using the BI 7.0 Query designer. Migrated Queries are stored with same Technical name but stored with new version in the same database tables Migrated Queries cannot be Edited using the 3.x Query Designer
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[ Workbook Migration
Open the BW 3.5 Workbooks using BI 7.0 BEx Analyzer and Save it Standard Workbooks are automatically migrated Workbooks with customer coding (If there are any macros exists) will need manual adjustment After migration, Workbooks cannot be opened using the 3.x BEx Analyzer Workbooks are stored with new name and new version to existing database table
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Rebuild or migrate with Tool in SAP NetWeaver 2004s BEx Web Application Designer Web templates with Standard Web Items and HTML could be migrated JavaScript used for Commands could be migrated JavaScript used for Layout (Tab Pages, etc.) should be rebuilt Charts could be migrated, manual adjustments may be required Web templates are stored with new name and new version to existing database table
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Full-blown redesign initiative to take advantage of the new features that the SAP Netweaver BI 7.0 offers
Needs planning and budget
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Highlights Task pane Context menu displays the message panel with warnings Enhanced menus, toolbars and context menus Extended visualization Drag & drop for multi-selected objects, properties Options for BI-integrated Planning
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[ BEx Analyzer
Highlights Access InfoProviders, Queries and Query Views directly New workbook default layout Intuitive user Interaction via Drag&Drop Personalizable Filter Value Lists Excel based data entry and planning. New information broadcasting features
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[ Web Analyzer
Adhoc Query and Analysis variant processes are performed in the Business Explorer (BEx) Web Analyzer In Web-based analyses, the user can now perform various ad hoc navigation steps easily using Drag&Drop
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[ Report Designer
Standard Formatting: Font Styles (e.g. bold, italic) and colors, etc. Various Layout options: Supports Hierarchies Rules for the presentation of special characteristic values Integration of texts, pictures, and charts Header and Footer
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Model-driven BI application building Wizards for all web items Intelligence support for Web API developers Easy integration of native HTML commands New Web items, layout elements New chart types Design of planning aware business applications
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Testing Approach
Critical reports from each subject area selected
A sample of 200 reports were picked from different areas/applications
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Query and Workbook Migration TSS Testing New Security Model Develop Online Training Crystal Migration UAT Activities User Training
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Resource Summary
Resource
Project Manager Project Lead BI Consultant BW developers
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Roles & Responsibilities clearly defined Strong partnership with customer Offshore team worked per onsite time zone
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[ Responsibility Matrix
Activity
Project Management Preparation for work Migration Integration & regression Testing Pre & Post testing snap shots Conduct Delta Training Issue Tracking & Resolution Management Power User Training User Acceptance Testing a a a a a a
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[ Partnership
After thorough review of vendors, BMS decided to partner with Intelligroup for migrating their front end objects from BW 3.5 to BI 7.0. Intelligroup and BMS shared the project management responsibility jointly while the actual migration was Intelligroups responsibility. The project cost was reduced to the tune of 50% by deploying global delivery model to achieve the functional migration.
BMS
Project Management, Business Process Expertise, Security Migration & UAT Project Management, Migration, Unit testing & Execution
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[ Change Management
Careful planning is critical to ensure a smooth transition
Communication with business teams
Leveraged BI User Group meetings for advance communications
User Involvement
Involve key stakeholders early and often UAT
Training
Online training course developed Included Key Business User as member of Training Dev Team Time intensive, dont underestimate the effort Most effective with animations and audio commentary Mandatory?
Recognition
Highlight individuals and/or groups that best embrace the changes Success stories
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Workbook does not get the correct query definition After migration, key figures with properties Hide (can be shown), Hide (Always) were displayed in the workbook result
Re-assignment of Dataprovider to the result area in the workbook fixed the issue
Characteristic variables Characteristic Variables which are defined as Mandatory do not show up as Mandatory (*) in the variable selection screen
Re-assignment of Dataprovider to the result area in the workbook fixed the issue
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Delete Query results not available in BI7 analyzer - In BW3.5 we had an option to delete Query Results before we could save the workbook. This allowed us not to save a workbook with results. But in BI7, this option is not available.
Reason could be that, when we open a workbook, the Variable Selection screen appears first even before the excel sheet appears. This allows us to refresh the Workbook before the report is displayed.
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Old Service Packs of .NET framework 2.0 had memory leaks which resulted in more memory consumption. The BI 7.x Standalone frontend is recommended from SAP to have Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0 in it's newest version, the newer version has fixes for the memory leaks. OSS notes 1094799, 1150242 and 1179647 applied
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[ Key Learnings
Limit the Scope Migrate only active reports if possible Resist temptation to do everything at once Formulate effective Change Management Strategy Communicate! Plan Training and GUI Rollout Involve Business Users from Day One Align software components across teams GUI, Front End patch, Excel and dependent components (.NET framework) Highly recommend using FEP 801 or later Get signoff on several sample reports before proceeding for entire population Optimize the Migration Process
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